Ho Chi Minh City is taking significant steps to prepare for the emerging quantum computing era by investing in talent development, research, and digital infrastructure. As one of Vietnam’s leading centers for science, technology, and innovation, the city is focusing on building a skilled workforce capable of supporting future advances in quantum technology and post-quantum cybersecurity.
Universities, research institutions, and local authorities are working together to introduce quantum education at multiple levels, from raising awareness among students and professionals to developing specialized training programs for researchers and engineers. Experts believe that strengthening human resources is the key to unlocking the full potential of quantum computing and ensuring Vietnam remains competitive in next-generation technologies.
Beyond education, Ho Chi Minh City aims to apply quantum technology to practical challenges such as logistics, traffic management, financial systems, and smart urban development. With new academic programs, expanded research collaboration, and stronger links between universities and industry, the city is laying the foundation for a sustainable quantum technology ecosystem that supports innovation, economic growth, and long-term digital transformation.
